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In 2023, Group Lateral Moves Proved Economy-Proof as Firms Advanced Strategic Growth
"The big group moves are driven by the stars that are part of those groups," said Macrae recruiter Justine Donahue. "The high rainmakers can command a group to move with them based on their clients and their brand name."
Should I Stay or Go? 8 Questions Partners Facing a Merger Need to Answer
With all the mergers—or potential mergers—taking place this year, what key factors should lawyers consider when deciding whether to remain at their firm or move on?
Morgan Lewis Chair Jami McKeon Sees Term Extended to 2026
McKeon has led the global firm since 2014, overseeing its growth from 1,100 to roughly 2,000 attorneys.
Ex-Boies Schiller Leader Brings New Boutique to New York
Natasha Harrison's London-based Pallas Partners will add three lawyers in New York by September. She foresees around 30 lawyers in the office eventually.
In 'Unicorn' Deal, Paul Hastings Lures 43-Lawyer Restructuring Team From Stroock
Until now, one of the largest lateral team moves in the U.S. of the past two decades was around 30 lawyers from DLA Piper to McDermott Will & Emery in March 2018.
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Former Deputy Chair Natasha Harrison Is Leaving Boies Schiller Flexner
Harrison, who was once viewed as next in line to run the firm, will start her own boutique in London, a source close to the firm said.
Gibson Dunn Takes 3-Partner Tax Team From Morgan Lewis
The firm is looking to build out a global tax controversy practice as other governments join the U.S. in seeking to bolster their treasuries.
With Another Leader Stepping Down, Where Is Boies Schiller Headed Next?
"For 25 years, David Boies has singularly been the head of this firm and nobody can replace him and we need to have a discussion about whether we should replace him," managing partner Matt Schwartz said.
Former IRS Chief Counsel Heads to Gibson Dunn
With Biden proposing $80 billion to boost the agency's auditing capabilities, Michael Desmond will work to build up the firm's tax controversy practice.
'We Decided to Create Change': 3 Ex-Big Law Vets Launch New Black-Owned Firm
Bradford Edwards & Varlack counts the first Black partner at Davis Polk & Wardwell as a founding member, and also includes the former CFO at Orrick and Baker & Hostetler as part of the team.TRENDING STORIES
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